«C
Y UPON PORCELAIN
n’Vana
ICAN PHOTOGEAPW
'■ COMIMNf, Ao. 781 £~*: a '
□r«l their novel and
.aj.uropoanp.unu,
xesses of Persona on Chin.
«Utd and advantageous
tho brilliancy ancTsSh
Jlhano naattalned quality
red as Imperishable
P* u P° n which they are
of the Company enabuf
phs. not only on plala7 nr *
or of any degree of IrrerabSSf#®**
iuced with faultless accn™^5 tty *~
. upon Porcelain wareTSf^S’.^? 1
■i used os articles of luiu^.^
:fast Cups, ToUit Articles, «fc
ul portraits and fumUhfmc a
rnamentation of article, £ SSjg*
realties for tho _
cot the wants
af having PortnUte
d from Kurope a collectin^fiL^a
?«£““■* *> wa?*:
.utormined, in order ~a to «M
n KCr y qf the Vision
MTS oy CHINA,
ropoiltion to \ '
>, who are unable to vitil —-- _
i Galleries in Kern
or -ti'mm
Company la New Tork,
f- DOLLARS, ,
manner,
'ench Tate ofi lbiltl ArUSe, .
lucod by the patented procaa.
agutrreotypea and
i’N DOLLARS,
irn. >
f rich Setrtt
Irt. equal u, mlaiMan .
tnuts can U npndaad^^rii
ry Quality «yr ;; ■
fuudrti Dtßart tiu
writing the «ddf—i.
rsed to
i’uoroaurnio PoMiiaAi»
781 Biotdiu,
N**rTork.
caking in the praiaa of
KATOVfI
.E CORDIAL.
r foils to offoni itiiinffliifldiia r .
It acta a*ir
,JU that what we say {a tnu. It
■ J tv
>RIC OS, OPIATE
relicTM by rtvumngihe ntu
l of by deadening \U
oils itself ** the only rtUaUtnml
Cuildbss TtrrntNo, DubunEu
i: Bowels, Aciwxt Of *Ba,Bl9M>
I A.n, and Chocp, alto, for
umntition, regulating the TTiiiifi
, o 'ifto.il— being an anti-tpatwto&t
thcctss in nil cases of COHTtnmjt
/or the life and health of vttir
them from those tad aiMf UMMm
• •:in to result from the uteofnar
nnalics for InfanlOt Cbmpiaintt >
’■> D;.. Eato.n’s lsFihmtfln»M»
' perfectly barmleu, and can*
infant. Price, 26 esats. JuU
, bottle. Prepared only by
CIIUKCU A DC PONT.
409 Broadway, Now-Tortc
ipon being
LY2ED
i A saimi essential elements, Did
tanhabd. Analyse the Stood gf
Consumption, Liver
ml we find in every instance «Sfr»
globules of Blood. Suppfy'Oum
nmde well. The Blood foo# It
fry—hence its as tonUhlngSno-
F.PARA TIOSS
t-9 of the Blood in different die*
Br.oscnms, or anjjdfecUoo
r Luxes, inducing Cosscxmos,
« No. for Depression or BMun
nil Chronic Complaints, arUhtj
iruturr, nnd Nebvopi Fioatlt
diusis, No. 3for Onrarau.—
■ n'jtnrptinn it U TAKEN BTIINOfN
it.. the circulation, so that wtail i
No. 4 is for Female Irrxoblaei
kr. See special dlreelioae for
Ekeptioxs, Scrotolocs, Kidsit,
take No. 5. In all caaet the dl
illowcii. Price ofthenfeedißed
CHURCH A DDPOKT/ v ,
'• o. 409 Ilroadway, New. York,
lihidelphia, audu. H.KKBUUI,
uts.
T. Murray, HoUidaystaßg;
twists throughout the country.
AND ORNAMENTr
JESSRS. KEYS A WALSHre
public that they an pnpinilfi
NAMENTAL PAINTING,
i. l at low prices. They also keep
- ill, nt loweet price*.
& PAINTERS' TOOM;
STAINED A ENGBAVBD
RING GLASS A PICTURE.
VjSKtVOOD MOULDING^
NTAL GILT FRAMES.
Imtsh’a Drug Store,
it, Uollidaysburg, Pa.
•LICE gazette.—
of Crime and Criminal* lahe
■ idcly circulated throu|OMW
>ll the Groat Trial*, CrfiUniß
nalsou the some, togetberwl®
alters, not to be found In
annum; fl for »ix month*,®
who ohonld write their n»®ee
at i- where they reeide plainly#
i, W. MATSELLAOO.
New York Police Garotte,
Aeie Turk Cttf.
xanbe and Trust Co*
Ik, $500,000.
•.l.'.u! St., S. E. comtre/
i Vhila. ‘ '
, agent, altooka,
E UBUAI MDTOALRAT*#*
:s, AT ABOUT 20 praejfflT.
I.XANCE BATES. TBJKUW*
A. WHILLDIN, iVrft
[Oct. 27th, 18S8-ly.
,0T FOR SALE.—
Private Sale
upic-d by her,
Julid streets,
a good Two
a ■
Itchen on
rooms on the second Beefs* *
n good order. '
e premises and obtain xnrtner
ae Bubscriber.
IIAP.OT. M. McCBUM
f. ——
)UNIY MUTUAJ
AGENCY.—The undersigned,
r! Fire Insurance Company,*
gainst loes ordamagehyWJ» ■
it/ure and Property <w ,
ry, at aa reasonable rawajw
i/lice in the Masonic TWy*, :
UN SHOEMAKEB,
IITTNERs 1
i>jentisS&^;
E MASONIC Jaw*-
r p#*.
* J ~
GROCERY ANB LIQUOR
iy W to a*
h lol °lh jw^rccSved
frum tiio iaat and V, est a forgo asaortmont oIT T
Foreign and Domestic liquors, ||B|
consisting as follow*;' , JHu
french (Hard Brandy, Qoynac Brandy^P^ch
Bra **'J’ %T$ B ™ nd y> Old Burgundy
Port Wme t Jamaica Rum
Holland Gtns Old Rye Whiskey, ’
Monongahela Whiskey, and
Rhine Wine,
u» he will sell CITY PItICKS. ° °*
Uu will also keep constantly 0 n hand an assortmant of
GROCERIES,
Such as Flour, Bacon, Sail, Fish, Tobacco,'Se
gars,.Syrup, Sugar, Coffee, ,t- c
All of which will ho sold cheap for cash or ComitrrP,,, 1, .
Our fricuJß and the public generally are respectful!/Sn-
Tited to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. *
Altoona, May'2fl, 1859._tf LOUIS VLACK
De Forest, Armstrong & <jo.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
75, 77, 70, 81, 83 & 85 Duane St.,
NEW YORK
W"OUIiD NOTIFY THE’ TRADE
t.Ka t tX tho “ e ° PCUi,,S M '° ekb ' 1 “*
WAMSTJTTA PRINTS,
AISO TIIS
AMOSKEAG,
A NeT* which excels every I’rint in fim pnnni. L , r
2"lKrtj.-ly . der3 pron, P°y ““ended to. 6
Literary Emporium and News Depot
CONFECTIONARY, SEGAR, TOBACCO,?
JEWELRY & VARIETY
_ STORE.
SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES to
x keep constantly on baud all the best literary papers and
periodicals, da,ly papers from Philadelphia, NewVork u„1
ifsss^-
F ANDS I LANDS I! LANDS !''
The undersigned is prepared to-locato I.A.NdVar.
ai"s:a.arsr* t= ~
.ST"'"" t “ , ‘ a ' J "?,VT34USff *
July 14, ]558.-tf OaKAPOUIi . Cass County, N. Ter.
Rfi»EEKHCEg:
R;.t. A n. Clark, Altoona, Pa.
Jji!;A',, I ‘, L0 T f D * Co . Bankers, Altoona, Pa.
McCrcm A Dituy, Editors «
' l"™- * ■ Supt. P. li. 8., « ,
I>- M.cMiKTEit, Esq., Huntingdon, PaJ.
w. M. LLOYD & CO.,
t ALTOONA, PA..
JOHNSTON, JACK & CO.,
J JIOLhWA YSHXJItG, PA.,
{Late ‘‘Bell, Johnston, 'Jack Co.")
"Ti HAFTS ON THE PRINCIPAL
zU. jSw'jLfi'JT I,m ! fioI ! <1 *»«*»• Collections
without it iurLt tjr " ‘leposjto, payable on demand.
Fub' Ul ' un “ me > * ith intwrent at fair rates!
J ATTORNEY at law
y • AI.TOOXA, Ilf, Ain Co, Pa.,
nlttaiS 6 c T‘V of ™ ir - c <—
Heal Estate P ft mpt \ att,! “ ,,ed t - A fi*P‘ for
tininess pertain..., to
w K Ef*It£NCES:
burcli- nulri mi uei ln i‘on"'* A,,d t " w Bl >rke, Esq.,Pitta
Judicial District* Hun r? nU TS. I res. Jmlfco o,f Fayette
. WOODKOK,
att °BNE y at law,
ALTOoNA ’ BLAIR CO., pa., *
\\ p u RAGTICE IN THE SEYE
'A ' C '” jrt:i of Blair. Cambria ami Ilmitingdon
WuntiV<.
- v^ r f experience in the practice of
Offlco o vir£. I ' mL ' rlt pub,ic Patronage.
M:iJ.Lmu Kkj S lla Street, in ,tUo room lately occupied by
_ [Sept. 6,1800.-tf.
x *
». 000 D, a D ' ' —; —
fx „ J. M OEJIMUJ, *. D
JJ is. (xOOD & GEMMILL HAV-
Vtp^trul| 1 v n t?..^ art .'! ol ? hil) Jn 0,0 PrtKtico'iof
In the several bnooK t i‘ olr fiorrlccs to the Public
Oiili* iJiIM tjrMch<,s of their Profession.
/„ t n a»Mf ithe f r '» a y or night at their office
, 4 Goad,—u r at r ‘Sf tofore t«cupied by Brs. Hirst >
J A l>ril 21st, ttouse - ' '
BSf , f ND SHOES.—THE UN
-'Mi SriOFu'^j lll ' l ' l ? assortment ofBOOI’S WT .
°»*wh9M rr 3 ?? made > or mat}* to order, ■!
Shoes, Cwc
•b« lost rjm>ii ?. J, ? s in htt line 0{ business, of ,
<o«loui wnrßuitod^. 9 All
an.^ao. tf ] J. SHQEMAKKR.
ap i!?,! 1 Herft Uoctorj
wthdaj. ofDccemW 0 ji “* y of ftud oft tire
*f' er »l months thprinV*-^* Bo ' fn* * D ? acll month, for
• k *» paper. 1 thcrcaftor, notice of Which WIU bo klv'cn ih
_%. ao, 1550. ' pb; w. iEnxasTos.
JB ot; , NTi ’ insurance
: ?se^ss& , #is» ■
JfcttAandie ™ (^'“ fc4ow ° r tte,Mild
?f»n, Ip town ot cOTnfef*,?every des
■C-j i. sute jjjvft»
Jan -27,’59-tf . '
J^<UB9o..ti^P 1 wUe op«^fonall^n^g|L
S!^wlS’^ s - uiian o e
of ■
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r J
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W the advantage of receiving a
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citizens of the United States, each of
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.Or ftoy other ohoicO articles enumerated in tWr.kt nf nift*
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e
/o.R®AT WORK ON THE HORSE
r eases «SSS
-*• Hjstory &ud didtiuctive traJtM
Afr * e ° ,lS ° f
nerlCa . D UorBus - with ‘ho
animal “ nd I Jcc x ul iiiritioa of the
utuimu, and how to Ascertain his bv tiiA
■i STwUh l“" dltio “ Of big 1 teeth- 5 |l{uatr»°
THE irnnw ““oroua explanatory engravings
yym mi „/o° Ks ANB HIS diseases
Bl^akiu C> Stabliug, Feeding,
aZt?!V^ OC , , “ g ’ anU tho Bont-ral mau
-7 f Ule ilorse ' wuh ‘he best modes of
b tb.e t.v??"' “ edic . ino > “'so. bow to treat
< - . , reanu K’ shying, stumbling,
wldd. U j? b ’ refiU( ; f!Knt - ss > «nd other rices to
• : uu't, he “ sub Jec‘: with numerous ex- j
Riauatory engravings:
mil mi ibu of 1 !? 11815 AND HIS diseases
1 loa “I ‘he causes, symptoms, and treatment of
i* ore «.??s? a *» dhiteinpor, catarrh,
, influenza, pleurisy,
broken wind, chrj&c\yiwh, roanng and
whistling. lattW and ulcers
I 1 b ’- W ‘ th "‘her diseases of
luc umuth auu rcapiratury organs.
wiii TM ,?he iiokse and ms diseases
»tU TeU Tou ot tho causes, symptoms and treatment of
worms, hots, colic, strangulation, stony con
cretions, ruptures, palsy, diiirrluen,'jauu
* *i CU i ! I<; P utlr rliceu, bloody urine, stones in (
‘* 1 *'‘ e k,( liic-ys and bladder, inflammation and 1
otiici diseases of the Stomach, bowels, liver
, , and urinary prgaus. I
Wilir,]] J HK H? KStl AXD HIS DISEASES
HMTea Tuu of the causes, symptoms and treatment of
Ikuik, blood and bog, spavin, sweenie, ring
bono. strains, broken knees, wind calls
Joumicr, sole bruise and gravel, crtmkej
hoofs, scratches, canker, thrush and corns:'
; ' also, of megrims, vertigo, epilepsy, staggers
and other diseases of the feet, legs and head
TM THE lIOKSE AND HIS DISEASES
Did TM lou of the causes, symptoms and treatment of
fistula, poll evil, glanders, farcy, scarlet fe- •
' er, mange, surfeit, 101-ked jaw. rheumatism,
cramp, gull s , diseases of tho N cyeand heart. ■
’ ! hit.", r ‘. ’ a ,“. d ]|o ' v t 0 “anage castration; I
bleeding, trcplmmmg, rowetiug. firing, hur
ra!Sr tIWiD& UDd otUer surSi
wm mi .?hd iiciRSE and ms diseases
HOT TkU lou ofilarey’s method oftaming horses; how to
approach, halter, or stable a Colt; bow to
accustom a hprso to strange sounds and
bbn ra ?“ d h ° W to , Wt > Baddl1 '- ‘Wo and break
him to also, tho form and law of '
M AIUtANTY, The whole being the result of
. ?t r .“. tl * a " fi Hecn years’ carcftil study of the
Tie hook
and will bo furnished to in addrat"
c^th^r^’sTK^ 01 PdCe > Abound, *l,OO, or, in
$lOOO A YEAR can be made by enterpris- I
.soiling the above, and other popular
inducements to all such are exceedingly liberal. ’ ° r
lor single copies of the book, or for terms to agents will,
other iflfonnationi apply to or address* ‘ ° 1 * 11
Nov 8,-Cm No <si- f O,IX *• I‘ OTTKI ‘- Pul,Usher,
1 <im No. 81 1 hansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa
TH|PE° pL E’S cook book.
cJ modes of dressing ami cooking hj : ( ami
|iorU ; also the beat and simplest wav of salt-
TI Tell, Vnn uml curing tiie same. *
amu lou A k various and moat approved modes of
dressing cooking. and boning mutton, lamb
tl e ,r‘ff U t 7’i ni ‘ d fe ’ ;lmo of ,U 1 k ''“ls. with
tilt different dressings, gravies, and stuffings
nt u V- /appropriate to each. ’ g 8
TdU lou How to cli.yis.. clean, and preserve Fish o f„n
nli! .ir lV 1 - to B "' u<!tul ‘ C when tainted:
tIU "I'T ,I P J most "pprovej modes
ot cooking, with thedinTerent dressings,sauces
It TdU T„U . “ tltW " ,?S appropriate to each.
U * Tt,u Au the various and moat approved modes 0 f
preparing over lifly different kinds of Meat
Srmi £ ,lmL '' and Vegetable Sonns.'
Broths, and Stews, .with thu Relishes and
It Telb. 1T,,, i no° mn "? “W'opriatc so each.
It mu lou All tlie various and most approved modes of
coohmj; egetablcs of every description. nl*o
if’ VV |i ,'-i ,r . C1 ' : ;. rc Pi,:klf ' s - Catsups and Gurries
of all khids, Totted Meats, Fish, Game, Mush
ropms, &c. ■
It XdU T«u All the various and most approved modes of
preparing and cooking all kinds of Plain and
Fancy Pastry, Puddings, Omelettes. Fritters,
i ; ?S^°i‘ r^t l onary - Preserves, Jellies, and
U Ttll, r„o ill ,? Dlsh “ of oTu, y description.
It TtlU IoU Ail the various and most approved modes of
making Bread, Busks, Muffins, and Biscuit
the best method of preparing coffee, Clmco^
= late, and Tea, and how to make Symps, Cor
n riu t- and " ,nes various kinds.
It mu rou now to s. t out and ornament a Table, how to
Curve nl. kinds of Fish, Flesh or Fowl, and
ni short, how t<> so simplify the whole Art of
or
enqc, having been fully and carefully tested under Uu/tkt
OT, s e «"» te “‘J«suco of tlio writers. It is printed inla
cl«ar and open type, is Illustrated with nppronriat 0 el
gearings, and will be forwarded to any address neatlv
cio"hfe«nif« a SC ° U rCCil,t ° f tbe P ric “- or in
$lOOO : A YEAR cjm bo made by enterpri
sjsJn. -
Not. 7, >40.!^ 617 Uiiaa'olp I*a
W. M. CORMLY Sl CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NO. 271. LIBERTY STREET,
OPPOSITE EAOLB HOTEL,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Eebrs constantly on hand
a largo nod well selected stock of
™pt. A 3 ; XOHACCOS,
Molasses, '
SYRUPS, ’BROWN'
11 WHALE,
\ T l™ S - BtCARB.
■ AB ARB ' BOH A,
; sVaitt n I IXEIGO,
' nn*PKn D ’ I , r UK ' n> *
; * STAR ’ MA ROPF LA
.CANDLKS; lIVMP a
mSI!
; r,Acn\ S ‘ BED cord,
J)RY nL'KP . ORAIJJ, CHEESE,
ll&V 'MESS PORK,
*2g’ 0 3« s“ .!
BUCKETS, i BROOMH
WASH-BOARDS, TUBS, ’
AU of ttMcK, together wthaU artlctolwnaUy found to the
CJBOGERY TRADE
;? I I^SoMa.«| t Iio , iOWEST^MARKET RATES ' i
iu^ T - OA °“ tio “ ofCO “ nl ° rirorCjlaDtS *» «»P«Ctf o iy
BJtujrargi Jfbv.S, 18M.-2m |>
}BWIM
iea tf
CO»FECTJOJ!EttT ' ‘ A
‘ OYSI'KK SAIioON.
> SUBSCRIBER WOULD IN
KRAt citizons of Altooon &nd
rmnmmt VSSs
I'&NI
T’
dOKP'
JtUppUt
Variety.'
. YS'l'Bß SATjOON
Hp haji always on hand a lot of
MIJTCE Mtjii#-
Ue U ttt all times prepared to
Jbrp^de» aß d!ott,er
toiSv^ bebennu that he cua Tender fnll BaUslirtion
RetAortlier. h|g storo and saloon Is on YiralnlastreoL^wn
doors belpw Patton’s Hall. “
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ALTOONA, PA.', THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861
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Thon, too, sail on, 0 ship of Stats I
Sail on, 0 Union, strong anti great I
Humanity with all its fears,
With all tho hopes of future years.
Is hanging breathless on thy fate I >
Wo know what master laid thy kneel,
What workmen wrought thy ribs of steel.
Who made, each mast and sail and rope;
In what a forge and what a heat,
Were shaped the anchors of thy hope!
Fear not each sadden sound and shock ;
’Tis of tho wave and not the rock •
’Xis but the flapping of tho sail,
And not a rent made by tho galo 1
In spite of rock and tempests roar,
In Spite of false lights on tho snore,
Sail on, nor fear to breast the seal
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears.
Our faitii triumphant o'er our fears,
Are all with thee—are all withthcol
extracts from message.
W e take the following extracts from the
Message of the President, (Rev. A. B.
Clark,) to the Local United States Senate.
In view of the present condition of our
national affirirs, it will, we think, be read
with interest. We shall make no com
ments thereon, allowing each reader to
draw his own conclusions.
In another aspect of the case, our country’s
condition must fill us with sadness and distress.
Iho excitement incident to a general election
has nof, as formerly, passed off, after the result
was known, except m the Northern States In
these, the election itself, was perhaps, with less
excitement than is usual; and since, the accus
tomed calm has and the acquiescence
iu the result, apparently unanimous. In sever
al of the Southern States, however, this baa
not been the case. With them an intense ex
citement has followed, which has been fanned
and fed until the almost entire popular mind is
m a b|azo. The result has been the stagnation
or business, a monetary crisis, commercial pres
sure, the destruction of confidence in the busi
ness circles, Bank suspensions, the formal with
drawal of one State (South Carolina) from the
Federal Umon, the caUing of Conventions in
other States to consult upon the propriety and
demands for a similar course. Such is the
present sad, I may add* alarming condition, of
our country, and the danger of the Union.-
Ihis is the condition of things about which you
are to consult, and a remedy for which ought to
be sought speedily as possible.
It is not for me, at the stand-point from which
1 am called to view these things, to give them
an cx-partc consideration. My rule of judgment
shall be the Constitution which knows no North
no South, no Sectional interest; but designs the
good of the whole. And it shall be my constant
aim, and earnest desire, to keep clearly within
the range of its provisions and teachings, in all
that shall be recommended for your considera
tion, and for your enactment: and to put my
own prejudices, and political predictions, under
my fact. &
In providing for the present crisis, it docs not
appear to me, that we are called upon to in
quire into the causes of existing troubles, any
farther than, they may throw light upon our
path, m seeking the remedy; ' nor to condemn
o" e P° r . tlo “ of tLe , Ua! on, or any particular,
states, to the exculpation of others. There
or dt least imprudencies
pn all hands. Ibis however Ido not undertake
to affirm. But, of this one thing all sober mind
ed, reflecting men, who are cognizant of the
IT' b ! P ersu o-dcd, viz,:—That the chief
difficulty, and great cause of excitement, has
grown Out of a misunderstanding of the popular
H ln ™! S ,° Ct T ° f , the Union > tow«s;the
rhc , clo ™tion of a particular man to the
I residency has been seized upon by our fellow. 1
Southern States, as the
him B ,hnt a 1 * ho as »>Bted in his election,
exiTmc VH!WB » whicJl they attach to A
particular name; while the* truth is, that at
least forty-nine flftieihs of those who voted for
Abraham Lincoln, arc almost ns far from the
noti ° nB which Southern brethren attach
th ®P» as they ore themselves. While many
S^ pp6sed they are yet mort
r!l« poßed , to ‘aterveatibn, or Interfe
rence with the rights of the States where it ex
slnVl would a “y <% «<>. to their aid to quell
» or defend them in their
Constitutional rights with their lives. On the
& * an -?’ "ti thO North ought to
and , 7’ uld k«ow, if ih«y took pains to iu
form themselves, that many nt the South. are
are, of many of
? bjeC ? on 9, dihwbaeW wKh
Attach ffietnaeiyeß. to the system of domestic
flow 17 n!^ d wonld gladly he rid of it, if they
V lhem ’' it : {s> for the present at
S, & 91 '•**»»*■** md a-moral ns
hot therefore to.be stigma-
T its existence fahd
should bo protcbtW In their Constitution*!
PUBLISHERS AND PBOPMEIOBS,
TEEMS OP ADVERTISING
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the union.
urns Mir vr. longi*ellow.
rights, with regard t
will be protected. .
There is no real ci
calamitous state of
And if the true state
known, or could in a
Heved that this stat<
lied. To test this, le
bills and infringeinen
ments, be speedily wi
of the North 5 and
at least be delated, ii
fidently asserted, that
and barmoney, peace
our distracted countr
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But the question of
here. South Caroline
Her right, or the righ
i so, may well be quest
which is the bond of I
fight; and clearly imp
was ever contemplated
reason given in the pr<
for its formation and
this. Its language is,
Baited States, in order
Union”— that is more p
Articles of Confederal
by Cor
actual Secession meets as
n baa seceded in form
huof any other State to do
-‘siioned. The Constitution.
'} I nion, recognizes no such
ini] tlies that no stjtch event,
atod by the framers of it. The
ie preface to the Constitution
and adoption, is evidence of
ige is, “ We, the people of the
n order to form a mart perfect
a more perfect than the original,
confederation” which were called
pcrpcSSmli “ Article « 0f Confederation, aii
AmS ” Tot tt r Ch * h °- Unitod States of
morTpTrJect Union C °f\ BtltutioQ to form a
obiecfsofftwlJ Aud n “ on S the declared
, t 3 of ■ 1 was, to secure the blessings of Lib '
IZ “Z r d Z." d T'* !% &
elated bv of’r t 4 was never oontem
piated by the Constitut on, either with the
“t" "Vi " lh “ ‘bj .hom r Mrf JS
d»"ZnS?V 7 1,er8 »“ -AttiiSJ
der the Constitution as I Secession, according to
the true signification of the term. By Xfev!
er style she may desigiate her action South
Garohna is guilty of a i evolutionary act. There
Llti fu W £ y , to breai the bonds which bS
together the Federal Government.
claim however that the Sove
of the St »tes, iipplioa their right to se-
Uvt S r° meftnS ’ their sovereign
ity m so far, was voluntarily fielded in enter
nig into the compact under the Constitution •
which they.were perfectly competent to do; m
m other parallel cases which might be adduced
Otherwise we have realf nlVer had a goS
thin :R v ? Ur , Uuion ba f Dever been any more
than a Voluntary Association, for prudential
purposes; to be ruptured! at the whimf or by the
_ ‘ ,? f a ? y u.“° of 1,8 con ?ponont parts, la op
position to thm radical view, wo cite the oath of
ee, binding all the Federal officers, including
Congressmen, to support the Constitution if
preference to the Const! ;utions even of their
own states, should they ip any particular con
flict And according to tils view of the subject
Senators and Members of the House from se
cedmg States arc bound, according to their bath
theh scats 011 *° op P° B '> ““ssion or resigj
The .mmediate plea for secession, is, tho eleo
ff V f T ? P art mular man tu the Executive Chair
° l that T ha3 ' been emoted in
loiatiou of the manner prescribed by the Con-
but . tbat ho bas ieen ‘bus elevated by
m y 8eotlo ? al vote - fhe allegation is true!
But then, does it furnish a sufficient ground fbr
such a radical and revolt tibhary act, as (he
Zf • \ rUpt ’f • e l ° f tb ® soJcmn and perpetual com
pact into which the Stati s have entered ; Ind
£ w ‘ tb f u . c b fearful dbnsequences as must
fo °w? Certainly not; a lfeast until the man
thus elevated, shall by some overt act, give just
occasion for-such a solemtf step. But then it is I
hIS -^edjnt^give
io expect such occasion. T j this it may replied •
‘ h . at ; * bere 13 a w i d e difference of opinion ns to
what his past course forosh tdows. And again
. 0 fuggested, that a inan may spe'ak and
IIL v ff6re “ tl^ Undertbe Banc tmns and re
fapons bihties of the Presidential office, from
what lie has done, as the cilizen of a particular
State; atf a political disputing or as P a public
lecturer Besides, it does not seem %I have
occurred to the advocates of secession, that the
vote which elected Abraham Lincoln tb tho PrcsU
dency, ,s a sectional one, by their own course
Thl TS M “ Bec . tiona ' 0110 iQ the North, 'i
T b n , ® ctl ,°”. WM warmly ,coi (tested. Each can
didate had.his warm and numerous-supporter!
and especially the favorite candidate of tW
. But Dot ioin the secessiS!
fw 1 f ‘ eir / ote . was stricl iy sectional. Their
own act therefore is made thfe plea for declaim
ing m favor of a revolutionary course. The
charge of sectionalism lies a:' their own door.
But what now is the relatr e position of South
Carolina to the Federal Government; she having
fomaUy passed the ! secessioi: ordinance ? It if
evidently, that oi a refractory or insubordinate
to Ihe ILT Cinbe fi. 0f ® fumi ?y» subject therefor!
to the rod, or otherwise as arudence wisdom
mercy, love, or forbearance, one or’ aT2
dictate, undier parental anth< rity. The Execu!
tive is bound under the solemnlanolions lf an
oath before God and his Courtry “to take onro
that the laws be faithfully executed.” And for
this is authorized by the act if Congress when
all other means shall have fa: led. to call ouUh!
miluia, and employ tho army and navy But
it ordhlanco i 3 harmless in itself;
it is deemed best to wait for an overt act such
to tho Public property —the conversion,
of purpoBC8 > of imposts or non payment
ifirn A 0?! , before <iecissire steps shall be
report COfirce > «»she vefy lasi
resort. When, however, the. necessity shall
come—and Ged grant that it never may—be as
sured, the Constitution shall he kept inviolate *
to acccmphsh whieh, the Exacutire will pobfi-’
Congress. That such, aline of conduct under
the circumstances supposed, v buld be Constitu!
lional and just, is according ib the opinions of
the wisest juritts and statosmt ii bf bur country •
as for example Marshall and f Madlsoh • an/a
precedent for It. would be habliti theSof
this^r aC & Q l a But -ire repeat;
this ought, abd.so far as the present Executive
» it .will bb the last resort—
let if the stern-necessity be f.jrced upon us,-it
. ml \ t>« met Of your own specific duty
ia the promises, os a- co-ordint te branch of the
; ed^ al Ooyflmment, your wif dom, guided by
A OO Constitution, must dictate f and it is hoped
you will give it-your earliest most candid and
dispassionate consideration.
f Tiegard to the propriety >f the Senators
from South Carolina holding tieir seats under
e?isUng circuniBtances, I hare mly to say, that
they should by no means be denied that privi
,lbge.. To do so,? would be to recognize the right
ff secede j which p light in no form
to be done. LettAm reconcile tho inconsiaten
cy or if there be., any. s T
hoped th« the agitaUon of the Slavery
fueshon in Congress, will ceato. For twenty
fivo yeara or more ithas served es a bone of con-
good has resulted to tho slave •
much harm, it may prove to thp country. And
•ep squares,
lO 00
it ; and I verily belieTe
i hse then, fop the present
affairs .in our country.—
• of the popular mind whs
• iy way bo tested, it Is be
(meat would bo fully veri--
it all the Personal Liberty,
1 is of Congressional enact*
; md from the Statute Books
• session movements stop, or
1: the South, and it is cen
t the people will approve;
Union be restored to
Governor Hicks ha# published an address to
the citizens of Maryland, giving his reksim
id Zf ‘°Tf ne eLe Xt abounds ‘
utmost emphatic Union sentiment* thefol
lowing are extracts fo ‘* ,_v
I firmly believe that a division of A
•like proclaimed ibutfuoh would\.uTi l “.’ ,e '
stereo «*s»?/1
»o» SKff 11 •
cause was insufficient’ to inatlfy T** that tha
South Carolina Can it hi ** 7 00ai ;«J of
people, who then tiins™ e that this
course of General Al h-°
opinions at the bidding «V *1" now , yie *d their
-•foaUUI lT„c b t° g , o ld S', T d ' ra . Sc “"-
Murjrlund oboold bo dcbnjd 1 th!, P S°“ ° f
tions, can understand it tvu « »uat both seo
derstand her position f m * sun *
derstond it can fail to wishes to un- '
SSttSg
would *sS£iSSal' ! pim» •;
well knows, and whit said T*
effectually by tfer "md.f.uch more
meetings, than Tv S W their '
teen months BincLTb«n®* SlatUre choß °n eigh
tions were raised\elbro Thnflff 9
is conservative the s*r..w C -‘ _Tbat Maryland
who know St\ t?”® »U know
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there is nothin* in th» « #n that
W'»WSlo. «Dd UC. rt £4
Cbmn.amJ. T The me, ,b„ buy? cmbSd’if
UJtf? * t 0 conTenei the legislature will spare
Bp pains to cany their point.' The whnln
iWNii .r%t or '
ipre 1 cannot have long to live, and I fervently
trust to bo allowed to end my days a citiaen Jf
tto glorious Cuioa, butubopld 11 0 SSed
heXiS r the do " nfall ot th »t Government ia
t®”u ed fro “ °. ur , fathers, established as it wos
by the especial favor of God r w;n * i waa
have the Sonsolajipa
never, by word or deed * taat 1
orTn * Fours.— An Offi
ah ffn h - UmtQ(lStateB Coast Survey gives the
the following measurements, as taken from the
Sma v{** i? (3D three and three-eighilia
lies (If) one and one-eUrhth
ml b f°i? Fort Moultrie » (£)
mile to the nearest land, one and three-ciahUa
miles to Fort Jackson, and two and five-eighths
miles to Castle Pinckney: The last flamed fc*t
is one mile from the town, and Fort Johnson is
two and a quarter miles from the town
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
'*r*S* , i£SS? .“ayf?* *»«.•
H^S^«S*g
«3Ct t."r™ • tl ‘» i ’
s£f® nghfs. and to prevent agitation then T
dannareua^Tki!. I ' ™ "?• c '”“P l 'nalod, but not
of our citizens a tbo umu'o of somo .
to add to the UniSn Sfa PS r° me ° fStnt * s >
upon that projes with °°V 0t bnt lo °k
latcd to enfbSf us Sh £n r ** *?' “ Calou '
I . cauBo of tho present state orr' 1 ’ b K*
SBa£B‘SsS
SsSas^SaSSs-
Spain 3S**W"^“W««nt.
bn a InS nf t ,«LriiUlo„: ■«•»»- *>nM
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